If you use any mods that make use of Unified UI then make sure to subscribe to it and load it before this mod. If the mod is fully integrated such as Res Republica then you don't need to sub to it I will generally only compatch mods larger than my own that I also use and usually will not make compatches for mods smaller than my own or mods that share too many of the same files. Load UnifiedUI before this mod but after other mods that it works for. Mods that add cultures are compatible with this mod though they won't be on the map unless they are added the same way RICE or Africa Plus add cultures.Īs this mod is a total conversion you should always load it after most mods unless that mods page says otherwise or is a compatch. I do my best to limit compatibility issues but due to the files this mod changes the mod will be incompatible with anything that modifies the map itself or history files.
Full integration of Tenets to Doctrines, Cities of Wonders 3, Silk Road and Religious/Cultural Minorities Partial integration of some other larger mods like Rajas of Asia, Africa Plus and Muslim Enhancements cultures and religions to ensure their full compatibility
New decisions for various bookmarks and cultures New decisions for some of these bookmarks such as restoring the Byzantine Empire after 1204. Over 22 new bookmarks ranging from 769 to 1337 Playable Republics thanks to Res Republica Historical Holy Orders spawned in later bookmarks in their respective regions with the Teutonic State and Hospitaller Rhodes being playable Completed history for every bookmark so no missing or incorrect rulers for large parts of the map like in other bookmark mods and even tributaries courtesy of the T4N teams Tributary Framework Hundreds of new CoA's for titles ranging from baronies all the way empires with England and the Levant changing based on who holds the title Extension of the map into East Asia thanks to Rajas of Asia. Around 300 more baronies and a very modified county, duchy, and kingdom setup for a somewhat more accurate setup for the bookmarks.
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